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* Kan noten - The hand is declared as noten at [[ryuukyoku]] if all of a player's waits are used in his/her own kan. The hand is declared as tenpai for all other cases. | * Kan noten - The hand is declared as noten at [[ryuukyoku]] if all of a player's waits are used in his/her own kan. The hand is declared as tenpai for all other cases. | ||
* Self noten - The hand is declared as noten at [[ryuukyoku]] if all of a player's waits are in his/her hand (including calls). For example, a hand with three calls and four 6m's, containing an impossible [[tanki]] wait on 6m, would be noten. The hand is declared as tenpai for all other cases. | * Self noten - The hand is declared as noten at [[ryuukyoku]] if all of a player's waits are in his/her hand (including calls). For example, a hand with three calls and four 6m's, containing an impossible [[tanki]] wait on 6m, would be noten. The hand is declared as tenpai for all other cases. | ||
==Kazoe yakuman== | |||
{{main|Kazoe yakuman}} | |||
Score a hand with 13 han or more as a yakuman. | |||
* Ari – Score as a yakuman with 8,000 basic points. | |||
* Nashi – Score as a sanbaiman with 6,000 basic points. | |||
==Kiriage mangan== | ==Kiriage mangan== | ||